CCL 2023: Pradeep – Celebrity Cricket League (CCL) will begin on February 18. Fans are excited to watch their favorite stars in action after four years. This year’s CCL will be different as a new rule has been brought into place. Actor Pradeep spoke about CCL 2023 playing in a Test match format. So, then if team A wins the toss and opts to bat first, the chasing team gets to chance hunt the target. Then again, team A will bat first, and the B team will try to chase. A Test match will be played in T20 format. Follow CCL 2023 Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
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CCL 2023: Big rule change in playing conditions for Celebrity Cricket League, Actor Pradeep explains CCL will be played in four innings like a Test match – Check Out
CCL 2023: Fans exited as they get to watch four innings played in T20 match
After four years the CCL promises to entertain fans with an action-packed cricket and celebrity dose. Eight teams from eight different regions of India will participate in the Celebrity Cricket League this year. This season’s 19 games will be held in six of the nation’s largest cities, including Jaipur, Hyderabad, Raipur, Jodhpur, Bangalore, and Thiruvananthapuram.
The Celebrity Cricket League 2023 will have eight teams- Bhojpuri Dabanggs, Bengal Tigers, Chennai Rhinos, Kerala Strikers, Mumbai Heroes, Punjab De Sher, Telugu Warrior, and Karnataka Bulldozers.
CCL 2023 teams
Bengal Tigers, Bhojpuri Dabanggs, Chennai Rhinos, Karnataka Bulldozers, Kerala Strikers, Mumbai Heroes, Punjab De Sher, Telugu Warriors.
CCL 2023 format
There are eight teams in CCL 2023 and they will play in a round-robin stage. Each team will play four matches in the league stage. The top four sides in the points table will qualify for the semi-finals. The table-topper faces the fourth-placed team in the first semi-final while the second and third-placed sides meet in the second semi-final.
CCL 2023: Big rule change in playing conditions for Celebrity Cricket League, Actor Pradeep explains CCL will be played in four innings like a Test match – Check Out
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